This Web3 Security Tool Transform a $1,000 to a $1,000,000 Bounty | Glider by Hexens Tutorial

This Web3 Security Tool Changes The Game | Glider by Hexens Tutorial
Glider, a powerful new tool created by Hexens, is here to take your Web3 bug-hunting game to the next level. In this video, I’ll show you how to leverage Glider to uncover vulnerabilities across multiple smart contracts and potentially earn significant bug bounties.
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Try Glider for free: johnnytime.xyz/glider
Become a certified smart contract hacker: johnnytime.xyz/smart-contract...
Highlights:
- $50,000 Web3 Bounty Example: Learn from a recent discovery by Trust Security that earned them $50,000 by identifying a denial-of-service bug across multiple projects.
- Scale Your Efforts: Discover how to use Glider to find similar bugs in different protocols, increasing your bug bounty rewards exponentially.
- How Glider Works: Understand how to craft queries in CodeQL to search for vulnerabilities in smart contracts on Ethereum test networks and mainnet.
- Practical Demonstrations: Follow along with practical demos showing how to identify contracts with the selfdestruct opcode and detect ERC777 reentrancy vulnerabilities.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Maximizing Web3 Bug Bounties
03:07 What is Glider
06:20 Demo 1 - selfdestruct
09:55 Demo 2 - selfdestruct Advanced
12:18 Demo 3 - Open Burn Function
13:50 Demo 4 - ERC777 Reentrnacy Bugs
15:22 Summary

[@tpiliposian]

Great vid!!!

[@JohnnyTime]

Thanks man!

[@kamalchan9756]

thank you bro

[@JohnnyTime]

My pleasure! :)

[@newconam6574]

Getting this error, should I provide my own rpc for mainnet?: "root":{1 item
"NoAccess":string"You don't have access to mainnet instances, please contact the support."
}

[@JohnnyTime]

You need to request access to mainnet :)

[@mukulsaini7297]

Hi, there is no link in the description

[@JohnnyTime]

Fixed 😌

[@user-vp7mv9du5l]

this is also very very dangerous, not only it allows white hackers to find bugs, but this way black hackers could easily search for exploits

[@JohnnyTime]

Indeed, that's why the team is not granting Mainnet access to everyone and controlling it.

[@satyasai69]

It is a open source or not

[@JohnnyTime]

Not open source but free to use

[@koaglide]

hey look, another company copying my style and name haha. love it , its got to be like 400 famous people by now, literally the most influential man in the world. i said it before andew tate, i even said failed society before him. i could go on for hours life is just so crazy

[@JohnnyTime]

Hehee :)

[@steiner254]

Nice

[@JohnnyTime]

:)